Twinkle twinkle little star, how I did that man’s PR
Some patient requests are downright ludicrous... even for me, writes Dr Pam Rachootin.
Dr Pam Rachootin
Dr Rachootin is a GP in Adelaide, SA.
A GP-inspired ditty from Dr Poem (ahem, Dr Pam)
GP Dr Pam Rachootin channels her inner Banjo Paterson to deliver a second dose of prose that flows.
Dr Pam proudly presents her poetic prose to popular poet’s passing
In honour of the great Australian poet Les Murray, who died last month aged 80, Aussie GP Dr Pam Rachootin has penned her own medical-based 'lyri…
Too much information: Is the bliss of pregnancy being eroded?
Advances in pregnancy care are amazing, but all the technology is turning a joyous time into a highly stressful one, writes GP Dr Pam Rachootin.
Why writing from the heart is the greatest gift
When you're raw with emotion, that's when you must write what you're thinking, says Dr Pam Rachootin.
3 cases of kids who outplayed their shell-shocked carers
How do we safeguard children without giving them too much power, asks Dr Pam Rachootin.
Bedside manner boo-boos I’ve seen and heard (and done)
Most of the time, doctors are oblivious to the fact they've offended their patients, writes Dr Pam Rachootin.
When all a patient kneads is love, that’s what you should give them
'Perhaps I crossed a boundary,' admits Dr Pam Rachootin, 'but I would do it again.'
Dr Pam Rachootin goes wild on pubic hair
The Adelaide GP's video clip was played as part of the Art of Medicine exhibit and is brought here by popular demand.
‘Gang rapes’ and long stays: That was ’80s medical training
One practice that I found repugnant as a medical student in the mid-1980s was performing vaginal exams on anaesthetised women, writes GP Dr Pam Rac…
